Dave S

After the massive street flooding our road is now covered in silt and a gray dust- possibly concrete from the business at the end of Olivine St. We need street sweepers down here as this dust is now coming into our homes adding insult to injury. It's all the way up to the homes and coming in the windows, coating our cars and making us cough.

The guy who plowed last time did only one pass. Our street is narrow and had on street parking at all times. The entrance to the road is very narrow- about 1.5 lanes. Please clean up the street before we get more snow

We had a small truck come down Olivine street and plow one time and with cars on the street, the road is now so narrow, trash trucks and oil delivery trucks are having a hard time. We need it plowed to the curbs where possible. Once this ices our road will remain very narrow all winter like every year so far

Nasty Pothole on the side of a manhole cover in the right travel lane- very difficult to steer around if there are cars in the left turn lane- this is just in front of MAR, across the street from the smaller Unique Auto location in the path of travel for the right turn/straight lane. Please fix this one! It's a nasty one.

In the right lane in front of MAR, across from Unique Motors and just before the light there is a manhole cover and a large portion of pavement missing. It's big, it's deep, and it will destroy tires/rims as you cannot avoid it if there's traffic in the left lane. Please fix this one ASAP!!

The left turn light at the corner of Simard and Yelle is broken and I saw a very close call- you cannot see any left turn arrow to turn into Simard. This is by the Honeyland Farms store.

At this point in the street, Olivine is barely one lane because these people parked in the street during the snow storm.
It is hard for buses, trucks and trash vehicles to make it through and causes traffic backups at the beginning of the street making it dangerous.

There is a sofa and some broken furniture and large pieces of wood and I've been out at the tree belt for over a week now. The pile keeps growing.

30 Olivine street. After the last time they did roadwork, the only train for half the street is actually higher than the road around it. Tonight I came home and it seems as if the road at the end of my driveway has sunk a little bit more and there is now a massive puddle that is approximately 3 inches deep. The last time I spoke to the construction company they told me the road would be fixed in November. The water no longer drains off of the road into the storm drain.